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The Orphan Frequency (A Brown Window Special)
The Orphan Frequency
- 5-10.2 VHF/FM
There are transmissions that were never meant to be found. Hidden between the stations lies The Orphan Frequency — a haunting new radio drama where forgotten broadcasts refuse to fade, and the static itself seems to whisper secrets.
When Lucy and Tim stumble upon a mysterious signal, they’re drawn into a world of ghostly voices, coded messages and unseen broadcasters who appear to know exactly who they are.
What is the real purpose of a Numbers Station?
Who is the Orphan?
What lurks between the channels?
And who is the man from the BBC?
Written by Tom Oyston.
Produced by Luke Haritou.
Starring Sean Reynard, Will Barton and John Mabey
Music by
The Soulless Party and Elvis Herod, with additional material by The 12 Hour Foundation.
Giving you the comforting crackle of 1970s radio with the unease of something listening back, The Orphan Frequency invites you to tune in, turn down the lights — and keep your wireless close.
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By Listen Through the Brown WindowThe Orphan Frequency
- 5-10.2 VHF/FM
There are transmissions that were never meant to be found. Hidden between the stations lies The Orphan Frequency — a haunting new radio drama where forgotten broadcasts refuse to fade, and the static itself seems to whisper secrets.
When Lucy and Tim stumble upon a mysterious signal, they’re drawn into a world of ghostly voices, coded messages and unseen broadcasters who appear to know exactly who they are.
What is the real purpose of a Numbers Station?
Who is the Orphan?
What lurks between the channels?
And who is the man from the BBC?
Written by Tom Oyston.
Produced by Luke Haritou.
Starring Sean Reynard, Will Barton and John Mabey
Music by
The Soulless Party and Elvis Herod, with additional material by The 12 Hour Foundation.
Giving you the comforting crackle of 1970s radio with the unease of something listening back, The Orphan Frequency invites you to tune in, turn down the lights — and keep your wireless close.